The mission of the Bhakti Yoga and Vegetarian Club is to provide a friendly environment for any interested students, faculty, and staff to enjoy delicious varieties of mouthwatering vegetarian food, fun yoga, meditation, and visits from qualified instructors about self-help.
Enter SUB I (Student Union Building I) from the Fenwick Lawn entrance, behind Horizon Hall. The entrance is pictured on the right.
Go up the stairs to the third floor, and go to the first room immediately to the right side (from the way this picture is facing). You have arrived at Meeting Room 3B!
Nov 5 | 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Bhakti Yoga and Vegetarian Club meets every week for Mantra meditation, Yoga, breathing exercises, Mindfulness, and free vegetarian dinner.
Student Union Building SUBI-3B
Nov 12 | 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Bhakti Yoga and Vegetarian Club meets every week for Mantra meditation, Yoga, breathing exercises, Mindfulness, and free vegetarian dinner.
Student Union Building SUBI 3B
Nov 19 | 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Art of Meditation – Finding Inner Stability is an opportunity for university students to explore how meditation can help cultivate inner peace, emotional balance, and mental clarity amidst the pressures of academic life and everyday challenges. Through an engaging and practical session, students will discover simple techniques to calm the mind, manage stress, improve focus, and develop greater self-awareness. Whether navigating exams, relationships, or future uncertainties, this talk offers a chance to pause, reconnect with oneself, and discover how inner stability can become a foundation for a more balanced, mindful, and fulfilling life.
Student Union Building SUBI 3B
Dec 3 | 7:00pm - 9:00pm
Bhakti Yoga and Vegetarian Club meets every week for Mantra meditation, Yoga, breathing exercises, Mindfulness, and free vegetarian dinner.
Student Union Building SUBI 3B
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